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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26
The Texas State Poultry and Pet Stock s.
ISOLATION.

6OCl6tiODs
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, Aug. 20, 1857.
The Texas State Poultry and Pet
Stock Association was organized at Dal-
las, April Z, last. The object Of the ssso-
ciation is, as set forth in the first clause
of the constitution, "to encourage and
promote the breeding Of pure blooded
domestic land and water fowl, including
ell useful ana ornamental varieties, and
also Of pet stock. First, by the dissemi>
nation OF reliable and practical informa-
tion, and the interchange Of experience
among its members; second, by srranS-
irg exhibitions of poultry and pet stock,
and thereby stimulating its members and
others to s heslthful and vigorous compe
tiiion, and a better appreciation OF good
fowl and stcck"l
Poultry culture in the South
is, as yet, an industry attracting
bat very little attention outside the fan
ciers and breeders of thoroughbred fowls
met with occasionally in different locali-
ties; yet there ere many Of these chicken
and pet stock fanciers in the cities and
towns of Texas, who, in modest way,
and chiefly for their own pleasure and
amusement, are breeding constantly the
most beautiful and valuable birds and
pets Of nearly ell known thoroughbred
varieties. To encourage and promote
this fancy is one of the main objects Of
the above named associs ton. Though,
for few months efter organization, the
association seemed to have dropped into
state of lethsrgy, yet, within the last
few weeks, its members have aroused
from their apparent slumbers,
acd gone 10 work with a
vim and determination that smacks of
business ard the future success Of the
undertaking. On July %, a called meet.
ing Of the executive committee was held,
and proposition was submitted and ac-
cepted from the Texas state Fair and
Dallas Exposition Association, By which
the Poultry Association is to take charge
Of the poultry exhibit Of the coming fall
exposition; and there is little doubt that
the influence CT the Poultry Association
and the ever ready cooperation OF Its
members, that department CT the fair
will be one Of its leading features. At
the same meeting Of the executive COM
mittee, it was unanimously decided that
the association hold its first grand annual
exhibition of poultry and pet stock from
December % to 80, ct some convenient
point to be selected in the near future.
There is every assurance thst this will be
one of the largest and most instructive
exhibitions of fancy poultry ever held in
the south. and will attract exhibitors and
visitors from not only the state, but from
the entire south, and many Of the north
ern and western Ststes. The city OF At
lenia, Co., last year held magnificent
exhibition of this character, with which
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26

FUNNY, i5l't il: IS long as Henry
George preached free trade snd free land
he WAS mistaken hut philanthropic
enthusiast. Now that he hiss announced
his determination to capture the Repub-
!ican couotry vote ne is "designing
demagogue.n
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26

PROHIBITION campaigns may be IN
pleasant, but they are rot Improbable.
In Texas there are gentlemen who have
been quoting Scripture and Thomes JEFF
ferson oil their lives without ever having
looked between the covers Of either
books, who can now tell the chapter,
page, line, style Of type, and the location
OF every ap: phrase or opposite sentence,
Campaigns are great public educators.
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Rise Up, Blonde, at Him.

Mr.. Finck's For.ncPa ,n-
The skin Of blondes, when 11.
the hot sun AID raw Tcs-1sl' - -
red and iufsmed, while Dra1r..'
plexiOn becomes only shade ~. 49, =,
perhaps handsomer. TIE 1-ll--.-.- -.
have the advantage in tie c0a-.;, -
most CT the love making IS Iy-5. % -
paper paragraph states t12- W. ..
men IN Cincinnati VINO uS---7-
h2ired women were found % .-
blind. TIE scarCer tI9a"es q -----
more they viii be valued s. c-.. /.
The last of them, should she IT,. J. ~.
husband, would be able to co.'s =.
handsome salary IN Z scum o'
comic opera singer.
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and proposes to prevent the construction
Of the proposed road. The chances are
that q small s'z.G "a eliion will result.
Tae Winnp7ee="-s aL.l be found mere
difficui' I uTJrcas Than were tie Indisns
and hall gr,pGs IL tie Riel rebellion.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26

Verdict IL the Case cr ta7 ,.a.a.-...
Railway AccsaeaH.

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A NOVEL KIND OF INSURANCE.
Z Mutual Benevolent Affair In Ohio for
Paying Fines for s'Drunk5 -

Z Gfutunl Benevolent Affair In Ohio for
Paying Zines for "Drunks -
EAST LIVERPOOL, ONO, Aug. l5.-The
existence Of most curious organization
came to light here to-day. 1t is none
other than g benevolent insurance society,
having for its object the payment of fines
OF members who are arrested for drunk
enness. This morning as your cores
pondent was standing in the mayors Of
fee q man entered snd inquired the
amount of the fine against fellow work
man. "Five dollars and eighty-hye
cents" YVES the reply. "All right"
said he; "Now will go
and assess the boys" These
words struck the reporter as being very
peculiar and he started to investigate the
matter. A little search and this peculiar
organization was urearthed. There are
at present great number CT laborers in
the city who are working on the different
gas mains. Most of them love whisky
aud occasionally go on tear. As fines
are pretty heavy in East Liverpool g
"drunk" would probably languish il jail
for quite little while. AS it is, how
ever, the moment 8 member is jailed an
assessment ct nickel head is levied
and he is set free. Although this organi-
zation has no capital stock it is in 3
fourisbing condition.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26

NEWSPAPERS are busy making states.
The Marieufeld News dominates Hon. 8
Gibbs for Governor and DR.. Arch Cochran
for Lleutenant-Goy on the next
Democratic ticket. We were expecting
if along some day Or other, but had no
ides it would srrive so soon.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26

TIE statement is going the rounds OF
the press that more than S59,O00,oOo of
p.per money and bonds Issued by the
United States government have been los:
Or destroyed so as to never be presented
for payment.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26

THE lands held by private individuals in
the Panhandle ere on the market, and ere
being sold at from 1925 to $3.50, &C
cording to quality. The price put upon
State lands will ena5le private holders to
dispose of their property first as they are
asking much less for their lands than
whst is demanded by the state.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26

WEALTHY end educated young Ger
msn, who vas on his way from Antwerp
across the ocean, was introduced TO the
mysteries of draw poker By his COM
panions, and ended the game by jumping
overheard. Anybody who has ever been
"csught blufing" will sympathize with
TIE young man for jumping out Of the
Jackpot into the ocean.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26

THE good people of Winnipeg have
contributed Of their mesns and propose
building q railroad of heir own. The
Dominion government las pet railroad
which will be injured b! competing line
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26

Two dogs got into Congress Spring ger
den at Saratoga last week and mistook
the applause at the concert for "sick
'em" and vent to fighting, to the great
dismay Of he audience.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-26
Indian Girls Bustles.
( eM York (tranhlc.

NV lux NIdNIIIC,
Giddy Piute maidens residing in Bodie,
Cal, improve bustles by using the trees
of discarded saddles.
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TIE GAZETTE has ths largest
bona-hde Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.

AID VEREISENG RATES.
DEILy EDITIoN-(Seyen issues week.
Eonpa-en type, T. lines 10 an inch, and about
seven "a words to the Inc,
d. ,,,c1 ,=,s,J,,, conservative ;,lssy-..cglg.
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WEEKLY EDITION.

Nc display. x Of iese than three lines taken
fcr either anhon. $500.
ysta rate of an inch.
Single lines of reading matter count IS TWO;
tyo lines Is three
triple column ads, 10 ne! cent, fouf COL
urans or more, % per cent additional
Specia! PoSition-Ads. ordered on FIRST PAGE
double price: on the eighth page, 80 per cent.
3 Id!aonal; on any other specified page, 20 PEI
cent. additional
Reading Matter ordered in shy special posi-
tlon OF on ezy specified PAGE, Is per cent add
tlopal.
Cuts mast be mounted OH utetdt base.
TERMs-BilIs payahle monthly unless other
yiss contracted for, and IL advance when par
ties financial standing Is not known TO Us
Transient advertising payable IN advance.
Specimen copies sent on application. Address
DEMOCRAT PUB. CO.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
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sMths s27 90 M'ths.. 5 "a 50 10 hi'ths. SIl5 So
80 5O7 . S470l1 e. l22 80
eos :. o. so Il . 81 20
3 - So 1873 a. e. los 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
ANGRY AT THE GRAND ARMY.
REDUCING THE ENTERTAINMENT FUND.
ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS TAKING THE PRESIDENTS
LETTER AS PRETExT TO WITHHOLD THEIR


ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS TAKING THE PRESIDENTS
LETTER AS PRETExr TO WITHHOLD THEIR
sUBSCRIPTIo>
ST. LOUIS July (speciab-The friends Of tho Prrsi.
dent executed a flank movement to-day that threatens
seriously 70 interfere with the Grand Army Encamp-
ment. Two months ago 100000 was subscribed by
citizens for the entertainment Of tho Grand Army of
tho Republic and tho Pierident. About onetbird OF
the amount has been collected Since the receipt of
the PIesidenrs letter about half OF the remaining
subscriptions have been cancelled tho citizens TO
ilsins " make good their subscriptions. A merchant
In sccond-st. said TO days 81 VS. de- en.hnA
largely on the South for my return for the money
subscribed and that tho President has announced
saying that the people down south comlag up
here. The encampment Is not going TO do me Q bit
Of good unless tho President is here Tho collector
around with his book, and tore ont my sigma
ture / do not Ike the way tho Grand Army has
treated the President. large number Of Main
Street merchants refused TO pay their subscriptions
Will be reduced TO SOS 900 by the Presidents letter
and his refusal TO como TO the city,"
The finance committee has collected more than half
the amount subscribed, but there Is stlI than
subscr pons will be scratched off by the subscribers,
In view OF The Presidents action The Grand Army
will he welcomed, but not quite as heartily as II
might have been IL IL had not been for the trouble
w,,t the President.
MaVor Francis Is in the city to-day, and nothing
has been done toward the appointment OF the special
delegation which Is to carry the Invitation to the
President. The delegation will probably be made up
ko4t week II Is tLe oesIro OF those Interested that
possib d An efot viii therefore DO made 10 gcs
the DE ecsution together to go TO Washington Saur
day night. Great care Will be taken In the selection
Of the delegation in order that 1t may DO Thoroughly
rem sntatlvo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
JryRILEE REVIEW AT ALDERsHoT

LONDON July 9-The Queen to-day reviewed 10000
soldiers at Aidershot Her Majesty received with
great enthusiasm large number Of stands had boon
erected at point OF review aud they were s packed
with fashionable and arstocratic people Many volun-
teers who took in the review came from long dis
tances travelled a night n order TO be present The
whole spectacle extremely imposing aud the review
was great success The Duke OF Cambridge. ON behalf
o. the troops presented Her Majesty with Jubilee ad-
dress the men cheering heartily during tho prescnta-
guards and volunteers were loudly cheered by
he enue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
ARE IRIsH-AMEMcANs FRIGHTENED

LONDON. July 9.-An anonymous letter published in
to-day's "Tmes Gals the attention Of that paper "
what the writer declares to be the fact that its articles
on "Parnelism and Crime have seriously perturbed
tho Parne tes and their al les In America particularly
The Irish orid." The writer that the issue Of
SThe Irish Wor 4" Of June shows that Patrick Fords
London correspondent" TRANSATLANTIC" has skunk away
owing to the imminence Of coercion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
THE PAPAL MISSION TO IRELAND.

DUBLIN July 9-Father Guald. who accompanied
Monsignor PersIco in tie special Papa nilsson ~ Ire
and states thai Monslgnor Persico viii first obtain
all possib o Information from the Roman Catholic
bishops Of Ireland. He will then be happy receive
any other information the subject Of his inquiry
no matter from what source II may be offered, and
all persons desrous Of expounng their views
the questions before the country, regarding either
education, the land pu itics. Monsignor PersicO
and Father Guald will visit all the Important cities
Of Ireland IL is impossible, Father Guald says, TO
say at present how long they will remain In Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
RUSSIA OPPOSED TO PRINCE FERDINAND

RUSSIA OPPOSED TO PRINCE FERDINAND.
ST. PETERSBURG July 9.-The Russian newspapers
unanimously disapprovs the election Of Prince Fsrd'
nand OF SaxeCoburg-Gotha to the Bulgarian throne.
They all denounce choice Of him by tho sobrauje %
the result of Auso German intrigue and urge the Porte
to intervene and the Powers withdraw their
tatives from Sophia The Nouoe vemya says that Rus
sis in NO case win ALLOW Prince Ferdinand to 60 TO
tran Russia will tell Austria to keep her hands
OF.
Mr. BLAINE MAKES AN ADDRESS AT EDINBURGH
EDIsBURGH. July 8-Andrew Carnegie to-day laid the
foundaontone Of the free library building for the
endowment OF which he donated $250.o00 Mr.. Blaine
was present and made address, He claimed Mrs
Carnegie ~ . countrywoman and declared that there
child in the United states old enough to know
about things away from homo unacquainted With Edn-
burgh the many publications Of the Chambers and the
works Of all scotlands best thinkers having always haa
them As for himself he looked back with pleasure upon
the splendid galaxy Of scotlands starsscott jeffrey
and Sydney smithwhose literature the latter ayoTeo
had been cultivated upon little oatmeal Mr. Blaine
was we'll received and much oheered-
WAYNE MAC vEAGH SPEAKS AT A CLUB DINNER
LONDON. July 9he Earl of Dunravcn presided at the
banquet Of the Savage Club tonight Among
the guests were Mr.. Waller. the United
states Consul; General Gerald Massey, Colonel
yesgh made brilliant speech. and was warmly oheered;
he recalled the opposition OF tho Qneen ana
the American Union, and argued that Americans should
not Interfere with English affairs. He promised he
company warm welcome at the Glover Club OF Phila-
delphia they should any time visit that city. Mr.
Waller also spoke responding to toast to the heath OF
the guests.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR IRELAND
LINCOLN. Neb. July 9.-The following cable dispatches
have passed between Charles PaYnen and John Fitz-
gerald. president OF the Irish National League OF
America:
LONDON July T. 1887.
FSfgerald esq Irefdent Of the Irfsh Sdttohdt
League Of meriea, lincoln. Neb. ..
take the opportunity Of the OF the crimes o
thank for the and timely contributions sent
last autumn in response TO appeal On apply IN tne
interval need has become moro pressing and key 20
be sill the stimulating enct OF 'he
Crimes bill landlord cruelty and greed rely upon
your aud uBrenitting sxorton and sympsiW
PARsELL-
Mr.. Fitzgeralds reply reads as follows:
LINCOLN July 0, 1887.
To CUARIFss PARygtI. NJ P Houss London.
first shot In reply to the Coercion act the rev ~,
Osiy $50 to help eviced tenana Let the Ish
defence OF land AMI liberty AMI the Ir
Nsoa LraEus OF America viii sustain them untl IRE Na
pledge OF confidence and support - ,.-.,,,,
AN AMERICAN BICYCLIsr BEATEN IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, JuIy eAt Leicester to-day Howell. the Eng sh
bicycle champion Temple OF Philadelphia entered
to contest quarter OF nj half mile and
yari. lie by yards Temple
ueciaed q nile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
srUppoRN RESISTANCE TO Ev1croRs.

DUBLIN July 9-In the evictIons at Coogranery,
County of wexford, to-day, man named Darcy and
his three daughters male such stubborn defence at
their house against the bas who attempted TO eject
them, that the officers, In their anger attacked the
girls and badly injured one Of them OH the head
Ihre Of the bais will be arreste and charged with
assault fof tn In the next house tenant and his
wifemade considerable resistance but they put
then arrested for scaiding the police with hot
water,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

sERyrAN PoLfrIcsTtis Is reported that another cabinet
crisis is imminent IN Serva aud that King miiah mas
summoned NJ. Chrisiitch TO form Ministry.
VIRGINIA BONDs.-The report OF sir Edward Thornton
and Mr. Br.h waite respecting their Efforts 70 OBTAIN
some adjustment of tho Virginia debt satisfactory W me
Epvsh states that there was no siurere oe-
sre on the part Virginia representatives 10 arrive
NJ apy with the bondhoiers ON terms otner
than such as the Staie might dictate.
6iR a. O. TREvELYAH CASDIDATE.-Sr q. o. Irevef
has offer 10 81 the Homo Rule candidate III
The Para election for the vacant seat Tor the
Bridgeton division OF Glasgow
nv Rpxs.upr RACKS DowN-Davd De Bensaudc,
hnsband OF Violet Cameron. has Withdrawn the charges
he made AZ siDst Lord LOnsde and the suit Tor divorce
tssed on the charges MISS aineron mas aiS' "i' ""
her counter pc etiti0n for divorce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES
. NEW EFFORT To SAVE MAX

NEW EFFORT To SAVE MAXWELL
sr LOUIS July GA that p w. Faun.
tIery counsel for NJ Brooks alias we'll that
he has up but other hand Will do
his utmost To save tie sentcnced man
NO DROUGHT ~ EASTERN COLORADO.
STERLING COL July al he report red from Washington
eouple that asIern Colorado suffering
from ron that iders ellie 10 leave
their claims sesrh m io Is without foundation the re-
has lately and sometimes heavy RAIN
torms each and the stock are doing well
FATHER AND DAUGHTER DROWNED
poEIlAND Me-, July 1T ,oma- Hargra aut his daugh
Tar Of Cobourg drowned while baning ~ Star
boro Beach yesterday. The OF Mis- Hargar was rccoy
cred .k.,r
RippRPoQp Me-, July s.-The family of Daniel Bragfon
oyerseer of Water Power Machine shop p"sonet
yest~ra, by eating hsbut All wer- taken IN violent vo
it,ng and were rritta ;Apdition MI Bas
n ~ fv sEd of rscovsryyuut the physicAn
thlsks Ne youngest ehiid wu de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
pArrI RERuaEs no SING.

LONDON July 9-colopel Mapleson failed 70 provide
the necessary company orchestra and chorus last even
ing to accompany Nine. Patti in the performance sue
agreed 10 render at Maestys Theatre me diva on
-. ,h,. arcouut refused u sing. Nine Patt sa Shc
I'LL not aIpear again In Ber Majesty Incatfo unocr
Colonel Mapeson's wsnasenent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10

maintains that his party has majority In the country,
and he insists that NJ Nkoaief Minister Of War, shall
reeRn.
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FRAGMENTS OF c

FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.
BERLIN, July o.-Rassian securities are decnn'hs On
the Bourso here.
rmxoyA. July M-Ths Bulgarian 0svsrnmsa' sr''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
nouLANaERs UNPARALLELED POPULARITY.

BOULANGERS UNPARALLELED POFUI1AhIIi
PARIS July 8. Tho denomination msue last evening
on the occason the departure Of General Bouanger 70
his nav most at lermo Feirand has mad sensation
here and is regarded the orerunner OF further mani
frstarions during coming July National iete ana re
view The Government organs condemn eeuera'
Bou,anger for icrmitting the demonstration. The
ouarcnicai newspapers warn the OF Franco
TO beware OF such dictator as bonianeer "oui' 20.
r. pair .avs. such a manifestation Of popular regard
had uot been Witnessed IN Paris for many Inc
crowd whicn surrounled the railway station Wnehce
Gsn.ra, xoulanger departed numbered not less than
$1,000 people. ....a cr.rmop, Ferrand
When Genera Boua ger reached Slermonrr = sruand
ha vas welcomed by huudres OF people with proiohgea
shouts of Vive Boulanger!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
LIED BY A MANIAC.

DUBLIN. July GA madnan to-day atiacAed psiy "
- .ak,ny hav IN a field near Rathfriland. County
Down The luuatc was armed with q b'llhook anu he
ru,sa sour men and wounded two. He then ned and
when csnrnred was standing up his chin In the water
of r netehbor1ng lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
WHAT Is KNOWN OF THE MATTER AT DES
MONIES

CHICAGO. July fSpeeia.-In regard the letter from
President Clevelands substitute. which recently
published In THE TRIBUNE. and which has caused so
much comment, The Chicago Tribune says to-day: ut
ought To he very easy 10 the Jealous Democratic and
MugwumD organs OF the Administration TO ASCERTAIN
positively whether there 10 such person as Brnske In
the Bath Soldiers Home; whether ne was Clcveland's
substitute Or so whether he scurvily treated
he says he II any OF the alluded " have
made inquiries. they have failed to publish tho results OF
the The Sun is the only wspaper that bas cha
lenged the authenticity OF the letter. Ii not the silence
Of the moro ,lous Mugwump and Democratic organs
suggestive The letter. printed. received at Des
Mones by OF the Grand Army post there
Our correspondent. OF whom inquiries made yeser-
day, telegraphs as follows wn
DIES xoIsRs. Iowa. JulyX
Editor Of The Tribune NJ
All regard the letter from Cleyk
lands alleged substituto In as follows Commander Boun
Croker Posi-, O. A. cashier OF the Citizens Nation
Bank leman OF hIgh standing. received tie leter
verbatim copy which mt 10 Ths Tribune Tho loto
posmarked Bath N y" aud bore every evidence
Eastern the limo but verify tho matter the Post
commander TO members Of the Grand army at Bs h
them learn all hat could be learned about Brnske
He has not yet hal reply but erpects snswer soon The
ought have some inquiries at Bath before
letter forgery theoretical grounds For the
sake o tho Presidents good name we hope the letter 10
untrue